RinkLog is a stat tracker for parents, family and scouts who follow one player, not a team, from the stands. It covers hockey, ringette and dek hockey (ball hockey), and works 100% offline, because arenas rarely have signal.
The idea came from watching hundreds of minor hockey games: the final scoresheet doesn't represent the game. A kid can play with real intensity, kill a penalty, force turnovers and win every faceoff, and the only name anyone remembers is whoever got the lucky deflection. Some kids genuinely believe that if they aren't on the summary, they didn't participate.
RinkLog logs the rest with single taps during the game, and turns it into 25+ charts afterwards: scoring chances, shot heat maps, faceoffs broken down by zone, ice time shift by shift, season progression, and a full goalie mode with its own shot maps.
The tracking board is built from buttons you choose yourself. For a young player, shots and goals is plenty; a defenseman might add blocked shots and on-ice goals; a centre might want faceoffs by zone. The philosophy is progress, not pressure.
Ringette is built in from day one, not bolted on: real blue-line pass completion percentages, the official penalty scale, and no faceoffs or body checking, because they don't exist in the sport.
Bilingual English/French, made in Quebec, Law 25 compliant. Free to start; $12.99/year for the full version.
